DUBLIN STREET DIRECTORY 1862

From Thom's Irish Almanac and Official Directory for the Year 1862

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Prendred's-court.
Off Francis-street, No. 125.
P. St. Nicholas Without.—Merchants'-
quay Ward.—City.
Seven houses in tenmts. 1l. 10s. to 4l. 10s.

Preston-street.
Off Amiens-street.
P. St. Thomas.—North Dock W.—City.
1 Reddy, Mr. John, 21l.
2 Thompson, Wm. revenue officer, 19l.
3 Bates, Mr. 19l.
4 Cooper, James, sea captain, 15l.
5 Sullivan, Edward, esq. 16l.

Price's-lane.
From Fleet-street to Aston' s-quay.
P. St. Andrew.—South City W.—City.
1 Flemyng, C. bookseller
2 Stores and warehouses, valued with
12 Westmoreland-street
3 Stores, 23l.
4 & 5 Oldham & Co. warehouses, 60l.
.....here Aston's-quay intersects......
6 Stores, 10l.

Price's-row.
Off Robert-street.
P. St. Catherine.— Usher's-quay W.
1 to 8 Tenements, 1l. to 3l. 10s.

Priestfield.
Dolphin's Barn.
1 Quigley, Mr. Priestfields
2 Scott, Mr. D. Sallypark

Prince of Wales'-court.
Off Christchurch-place, No. 7
P. St. Nicholas Within.—Wood-quay W.—
City.
Four houses in tenements, each 6l.

Prince's-street, North.
Off Sackville-street, Lower.
P. St. Thomas.—North City W.—City.
1 and 2 Prince of Wales' Hotel, 65l.
3 Ryan Brothers, Post Office tavern, 36l.
4 & 5 Freeman's Journal Office—John
Gray, M.D. J.P. proprietor of the
daily, evening, & weekly Freeman's
Journal— residence, Charleville-
house, Rathmines, 40l., 33l.
6 Brooks, Maurice, stores of, and 4
Sackville-place, 26l.
7 and 8 Lalouette's riding school, car-
riage mart, and livery stables, 46l.
9,10, & 11, Printing office of Alexander
Thom and Sons, and 87 and 88
Abbey-street
12 Lalouette's carriage mart and horse
repository, 12l.
13 and 14 Stores
15 Burke, Walter, merchant, stores
......here William's-lane intersects.......
23 and 24 Cannock, White, & Co., 60l.
25 Ruins
26 Fawcett & Co. and 19 & 20 Henry-
street, 20l.
27 & 28 Davis, Cath. livery stables, and
soda water manufacturer, 18l., 10l.
29 Strahan & Co. cabinetmakers, and
Henry-street, 30l.
30 Conolly, John, builder, and Kil-
more, Artane, 18l.
31 Findlater, Alex. and Co. 13l.
GENERAL POST OFFICE
Gate entrance for Mail Coaches Prince's-street, South.
From City-quay to Townsend-street.
P. St. Mark.—Trinity W.—City.
1 Tenements, 7l.
2 Kelly, Mr. John, 12l.
..here Gloucester-street, South, intersects..
[3-10; 2l. to 70l.]
3 to 7 Tenements,
8 to 10 Stores,

Prince William-cottages.
Grand Canal-street.
Crothers, Mrs.
Hodgens, Isaac, ship chandler

Prince William-terrace.
Grand Canal-street.
P. St. Peter.—City.
Beyond Municipal boundary.
1 Marshall, Michael, com. agent, and
8 Temple-lane
2 Conway, William, esq. barrister
3 Henry, Mrs. 16l. 10s.
4 Talbot, Pierce B. esq. 16l. 10s.
5 Low, William, esq. 18l.
6 Kelly, Mrs. 18l.
7 Fitzpatrick, S. F. jeweller & silver
smith, & 11 Up. Sackville-st. 18l.
,, Foster, Ralph M. esq.
8 Lawder, John, merchant, 16l.
9 Taaffe, George Francis, esq. 16l.
10 Brady, Patrick W. esq. 20l.

Proby's-lane.
Off Liffey-street, Upper.
P. St. Mary.—North City W.—City.
Six houses in tenements, 1l.10s. to 4l.

Prospect-house.
(See Pembroke-place, No. 26.)

Prospect-terrace.
Canal-bank, Phibsborough.
Arran-quay W.
1 Vacant, 15l.
2 Morton, Mr. Wm. B. 16l.
,, Kilpatrick, Mr. Alex.
3 Gallagher, Miss, Prospect-house, 20l.

Prospect-villa.
(See Pembroke-place, No. 18.)

Protestant-row.
From Wexford-street to Montague-court.
P. St. Peter.—Mansion-house W.—City.
Eight houses in tenements, 2l. to 6l.

Proud's-lane.
From York-street to Stephen's-green, W.
P. St. Peter.—Mansion-house W.—City.
1 Tenements, 8l.
2 M'Evoy, Michael, dealer in horses,
and job coach proprietor, 8l.

Prussia-street.
From Manor-st. to Circular-road, North.
P. Grangegorman.—Arran-quay W.—
City.
1 Bellew, John Law, clerk
2 Goff, Mrs. Elizabeth, 8l.
3 Hargrave, Francis, slater, 12l.
4 Ryan, John, wholesale wine & spirit
broker, & commission agent, 12l.
5 O'Connor, Mrs. Teresa, 12l.
6 Ruttle, Mrs. Anna M. 12l.
7 Lane, Arth. office of inland rev. 9l.
8 Dunne, Mr. Andrew, 19l.
9 Robinson, Anthony, coal factor, 19l.
10 Moore, James G. esq. 12l.
,, Moore, Mrs. Elizabeth 11 Nichols, Thomas, esq. 19l.
12 English, John & B. coach fact. 10l.
13 Devlin, John, brewer, 26l.
14 Vacant, 18l.
15 May, Peter, collector, 14l.
16 Hay, Mrs. 12l.
,, Pooley, Mr. John Henry Vignoles
17 Moxley, Mr. James, 10l.
18 Mulvey, Michl. com. salesman, 10l.
19 Harris, Miss, 10l.
20 Casey, John, cooper, 10l.
21 Willins, Mrs. Margaret, 10l.
22 Hamilton, Mr. John, 10l.
23 Tenements, 8l.
24 Vaughan, Miss Sarah, 10l.
25 Tenements, 10l.
26 Dempsey, William, esq. 22l.
27 Murphy, James, brush manuf. 16l.
28 Banon, William, merchant, and 28
Bridge-street, lower, 20l.
29 Day, Henry, law agent, 20l.
30 Doake, John, A.M. M.D. and Kin-
allen, co. Down, 22l.
31 Richards, Samuel, esq. 15l.
,, Reichardt, Rev. Louis C. curate of
St. Paul's, and 38 Amiens-street
32 Howard, Mr. John Frederick, 20l.
32* Tenements
33 M'Carthy, Bartholom. druggist, 8l.
34 Conroy, George, C.E. 8l.
35 Duggan, Michael, corn salesman, 17l.
„ Duggan, Mich. John, cattle salesman
36 and 37 Tenements, 7l., 11l.
38 Vaughan, Edw. sol. & proctor, 20l.
39 Davis, John, engineer, 8l.
40 to 44 Tenements, 3l. 10s. to 17l.
45 Morrissy, Mary Anne, prov. dlr. 4l.
46 Bruton, Michael, cattle dealer, 8l.
47 Lynam, James, dairy, 5l.
48 to 52 Cattle field
53 Dodd, James, cattle dealer, 11l.
54 Reilly, Mr. Patrick, 4l. 10s.
.......here Circular-road intersects.......
55 Jameson, John, esq. 126l.
56 Taylor, Thomas, esq. 21l.
57 Tighe, Thomas Joseph, G. S. & W.
railway, 16l.
58 Yard
59 Donnelly, Mr. David
60 Baird, Charles, carpenter, 9l.
61 Becker, H. F. ordnance surv. off. 6l.
62 Pearson, Mr. William, 13l.
63 & 64 Halpin, Thos. dairy, 4l. 10s.
65 Vacant, 2l.
66 Tenements, 3l.10s.
67 M'Ewin, Mr. Alexander, 15l.
68 Cunningham, Henry, inspector of
police, 8l. 10s.
69 Plunkett, Michael, dairy, 6l.
69½ Ryder, Mr. William
70 Duigan, Thomas, clerk, 8l.
71 M'Giff, Mr. Patrick, 9l.
71½ Watson, Mr. Robert, Depot, Phoe-
nix Park, 7l.
72 White, Mrs. Margaret, 9l.
73 Pepperd, Mr. Robert, 9l.
[74-78; 2l. to 10l.]
74 Lahey, Salvadore, gold, silver,
and twist embroiderer,
75 Ward, Joseph, engineer,
76 Farmer, Mr. James,
77 and 78 Tenements,
79 Brady, Mr. James, 14l.
80 Noonan, James, clerk, 12l.
81 Tenements, 9l.
82 Hill, John, bootmaker, 5l. 10s.
83 & 84 Bourke, John, prov. dlr. 7l., 11l.
85 Gallagher, Joseph, prov. dealer, 11l.
86 Redmond, Patrick, clerk, 9l.
87 Tenements, 9l.

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